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Kerbal Space Program: Making History Expansion Releasing March 13
It's been a long time in the making, but Private Division and Squad have finally revealed that Kerbal Space Program's first expansion, Making History, is releasing on March 13 on PC.
The physics-based engineering game got its expansion announcement in March of last year and, almost a year to the date, is seeing the light of day. Making History contains a historical missions pack, which gives pre-designed scenarios for players to work through based on historical examples.
More excitingly, however, Making History also comes with the Mission Builder, which allows players to create, design, and edit their own Kerbal missions. "Players can customize their own missions to include launches, landings, rescues, malfunctions, explosions, repairs, and much more," says Private Division. "Unique victory conditions, exciting challenges, and unexpected obstacles provide an array of complexity in these missions."
The expansion also brings new parts and tools for the game for players who want to play with the new designed content.
You can check the whole thing out when it releases on March 13.
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